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In addition, 31.4% of homosexuals and bisexuals reported that they were physically active in 2003, compared with 25.4% of heterosexuals.<ref>http://www.statcan.ca/Daily/English/040615/d040615b.htm</ref><ref>http://www.saltshakers.org.au/html/P/9/B/288/</ref>}}

In addition, 31.4% of homosexuals and bisexuals reported that they were physically active in 2003, compared with 25.4% of heterosexuals.<ref>http://www.statcan.ca/Daily/English/040615/d040615b.htm</ref><ref>http://www.saltshakers.org.au/html/P/9/B/288/</ref>}}

*There have been a notable number of incidents involving the issue of [[Homosexuality and Religious Liberty|homosexuality and the suppression of religious liberty]] in regards to dissent and the objectionableness of homosexuality. For example, in October of 2001, a 69 year old street preacher named [[Harry Hammond]] from Bournemouth, [[England]] was subjected to assault by an angry crowd of 40 people while he proclaimed his Christian views in the town center which included a call to repentance in respect to homosexuality.<ref>http://www.christian.org.uk/rel_liberties/cases/harry_hammond.htm</ref> Mr. Hammond was arrested, prosecuted and fined but no arrests were made in respect to those who assaulted him.<ref>http://www.christian.org.uk/rel_liberties/cases/harry_hammond.htm</ref> Appeals to overturn the verdict, which included an appeal to the [[European Court of Human Rights]], were dismissed. <ref>http://www.christian.org.uk/rel_liberties/cases/harry_hammond.htm</ref>

*There have been a notable number of incidents involving the issue of [[Homosexuality and Religious Liberty|homosexuality and the suppression of religious liberty]] in regards to dissent and the objectionableness of homosexuality. For example, in October of 2001, a 69 year old street preacher named [[Harry Hammond]] from Bournemouth, [[England]] was subjected to assault by an angry crowd of 40 people while he proclaimed his Christian views in the town center which included a call to repentance in respect to homosexuality.<ref>http://www.christian.org.uk/rel_liberties/cases/harry_hammond.htm</ref> Mr. Hammond was arrested, prosecuted and fined but no arrests were made in respect to those who assaulted him.<ref>http://www.christian.org.uk/rel_liberties/cases/harry_hammond.htm</ref> Appeals to overturn the verdict, which included an appeal to the [[European Court of Human Rights]], were dismissed. <ref>http://www.christian.org.uk/rel_liberties/cases/harry_hammond.htm</ref>